The garden looks terrific, Andy. Spring has well and truly sprung.
You have some excellent youngsters there, you must be well pleased.

Yes, cracking good babies. Well done, Pete.

It isn't a flattering photo, It was trying to poke me in the eye, I was leaning forward to keep my face away. I am not really that stooped and beer bellied.

Yea it's doing that to me, too.
There is a problem with this new and improved forum.
Anyway, I don't stress too much. It's only a pigeon forum.
I will play it's silly games.

I was walking under the patio when the magpie baby landed on my shoulder. Fearless little thing. It wanted food. Catherenine bought some food out and it jumped onto her hand.

Different subject, :D I was emptying some dirty nest bowls into the organic waste bin, (that's the one with the GREEN lid, that is a hint :mrgreen: :lol: ), and a baby magpie was standing on another of our bins. It watched me brushing out the bowls, and jumped over onto the green waste bin. When I ...

It's been a nice autumn day.
Cool evening and a colder night ahead.

Good start to the season, Trev, All home. They will benefit from that.
How did the yearling go?

Andy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 11, 2022 9:20 am No sign of her this morning. She was sitting eggs that I was going to throw away, but I have now moved them under another pair.

Well done. We may have lost her, but she can live on through her progeny.
Hopefully the 'Muzzaboy' will do something.

That is a nice job, Andy. :D I agree, I would be using generous amounts of sealant around the edges. That plywood looks different to what we get down under. We get pine plywood, while I suspect that is birch? In any case, I would be getting that drinker off the floor. I don't care what the marketing...